Would You Rather
Conversation party gameChoose between two possibilities and discover what makes your friends think differently.
How to play
How to play
- Gather two or more people around one screen. One person controls the game. Start a party of 20 randomly shuffled dilemmas, or continue a saved game.
- Read both options, count down from three, and have everyone say A or B together. For example, would you rather fly at walking speed or run as fast as a train? Explain your choices.
- Tap an option only if you want to highlight it for discussion. The highlight is not a vote counter. There are no correct answers, points or winners.
- Choose Next question when the discussion is finished, or Skip if a question does not suit the group. Previous lets you revisit a dilemma. After 20 questions, see how many you discussed and skipped. Start another party to continue through the 200-question deck.
- Gather two or more people around one screen. One person controls the game. Start a party of 20 randomly shuffled dilemmas, or continue a saved game.
- Read both options, count down from three, and have everyone say A or B together. For example, would you rather fly at walking speed or run as fast as a train? Explain your choices.
- Tap an option only if you want to highlight it for discussion. The highlight is not a vote counter. There are no correct answers, points or winners.
- Choose Next question when the discussion is finished, or Skip if a question does not suit the group. Previous lets you revisit a dilemma. After 20 questions, see how many you discussed and skipped. Start another party to continue through the 200-question deck.
Controls
- AB
- Click an option to highlight it for discussion; this is not a vote counter
- Next questionSkipPrevious
- Move through the party at your own pace
- Tap an option
- Highlight a side while discussing it together
- Tap Next question, Skip or Previous
- Move through the party without a timer
A little more about the game
Would You Rather is a free conversation game for friends, families and groups sharing one screen. Explore 200 original English dilemmas covering everyday life, food, travel, friendship, imagination, creativity and more. Each party includes 20 questions, with no repeated questions until the shuffled deck is exhausted. Everyone answers aloud at the same time, then explains their choice. There is no timer, scoring or online voting. Skip any question and revisit previous ones. The game saves your place and deck locally in this browser when storage is available. Play on a phone, tablet or desktop without accounts or downloads.